The Grand County Planning Commission is scheduled to discuss the expiration date of the county’s data center moratorium and potential next steps during its regular meeting on Oct. 13, 2026, according to the published agenda.
The discussion item, listed as “Data Center Moratorium — Expiration Date And Next Steps,” appears alongside other land use matters on the commission’s agenda, which was posted via the county’s CivicClerk system.
The agenda matters to residents because it addresses how the county will handle data center development once the current moratorium lapses, a decision that could shape local land use policy going forward.
- Meeting: Grand County Planning Commission Regular Meeting
- Date: Oct. 13, 2026
- Location: Grand County, Utah
- Agenda Item 3: Data Center Moratorium — Expiration Date And Next Steps
- Other agenda items: Land Use Code Rewrite Update; Upcoming General Plan Updates – Housing Policy Draft; Land Use Code Amendment discussion pertaining to bylaws
- Source: Official meeting agenda, Grand County CivicClerk portal
According to the published agenda, the commission will also discuss a land use code rewrite update, upcoming general plan updates including a housing policy draft, and a land use code amendment pertaining to bylaws before adjourning.
The meeting is scheduled as a regular public meeting of the Grand County Planning Commission. No vote outcomes or decisions have been announced in advance of the session.
Residents who wish to learn more about the data center moratorium discussion or other agenda items can attend the Oct. 13, 2026 meeting in person or review the full agenda through the Grand County CivicClerk portal. Members of the public may also have the opportunity to comment during the meeting, consistent with standard public meeting procedures.
Official source: the published record